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Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson reported on November 24, 2025 that U.S. operations in Venezuela are advancing and that covert action could begin soon as officials look for ways to remove Nicolás Maduro. The network’s on-the-ground coverage makes clear this is not idle talk but an unfolding policy shift with real consequences for American security.
Major outlets are now confirming what patriots have feared: the United States is preparing a new phase of operations in the Caribbean that could start with covert efforts to destabilize Maduro’s criminal regime. Reliable reporting says the administration has deployed significant naval assets — including the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford — and is weighing designating the so-called Cartel de los Soles as a terrorist organization to choke off the cash that props up Maduro.
This escalation follows President Donald Trump’s public confirmation on October 15, 2025 that he authorized the CIA to conduct covert operations in Venezuela, a blunt admission that the old broken playbooks failed to stop the flow of drugs and criminal migrants to our shores. The president also pointed to recent U.S. strikes on drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean, actions that have cost lives but signaling a new willingness to go after the networks poisoning our communities.
Critics will clutch their pearls and lecture about international law while our towns continue to drown in fentanyl and cartel violence, but talk does not keep families safe or patrol our border. Congressional hand-wringing and calls for hearings are predictable; real leadership acts when the threats are real and when diplomacy and sanctions have already failed. Those who prefer virtue signaling over results should explain why sanctuary cities and open-border policies make our neighborhoods more vulnerable to the consequences of inaction.
Washington’s plan is risky, and the regime in Caracas has not sat idle — reports say Venezuelan forces are preparing for irregular resistance and the likelihood of a heated regional response, which means the administration must match resolve with a clear strategy to protect American troops and interests. We should not pretend this is a clean, consequence-free operation; it is hard, necessary work to break the criminal economies that fuel authoritarian rule and cross-border harm.
That said, Americans must demand Congress fund and authorize what is needed without surrendering oversight to the same career bureaucrats who let cartels flourish for decades. Conservative patriots can support decisive measures while insisting on sunlit accountability — a strong, secure nation uses all legitimate tools to defend its citizens and eliminates foreign safe havens for the traffickers who target our children.
If the administration is serious about defending the homeland, now is the time for citizens to stand behind leaders who choose action over appeasement and to call out the political class that would rather posture than protect. The choice is stark: defend the American people and the rule of law, or let an evil status quo metastasize unchecked.
